Snow's Floral Company

Business name:

Snow's Floral Company

Address:

2116 S Webb Rd

City:

Grand Island

State:

Nebraska

Zip Code:

68803

Phone number:

(308) 382-1546

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Wallace Moellenberndt Obituary - Sun Prairie, WI | Madison.com - Legacy.com

Flambeau Micro and W.T Rawleigh. Wallace is survived by his children, Monsignor Duane Moellenberndt of Madison, Jim (Martha) Moellenberndt of Grand Island, Neb., and Mary Lange of Knoxville, Tenn.; grandchildren, Dr. Alison (Chris) Arrants of Rock Springs, Wyo., Meg (Robert) Trout of Grand Island, Neb., and Jennifer Lange of Knoxville, Tenn.; three great-grandchildren, Josie, James and Luca; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Mercedes; and two brothers, Ervin and Howard. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 12, 2020, at SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 227 Columbus Street in Sun Prairie. Monsignor Duane Moellenberndt will preside. Burial will be at Sacred Hearts Cemetery. A visitation will be held on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020, at SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 227 Columbus Street in Sun Prairie, from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. Please follow Covid rules. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to Sacred Hearts School Capital Campaign. The family would like to thank Agrace Hospice and the staff and people of Sacred Hearts Church. Visit Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Facebook page or follow link to view Mass live at church starting at 11 a.m. central time Monday, Oct. 12, 2020: https://facebook.com/Sacred-Hearts-of-Jesus-and-Mary-Parish-273291729509005/videos/?ref=page_internal&mt_nav=0. Tuschen-Newcomer Funeral & Cremation Sun Prairie, WI (608) 837-5400 www.newcomerfh.com Published by Madison.com from Oct. 9 to Oct. 11, 2020.

Garden Notes / News of area clubs and events for Jan. 13-19, 2017

Call 537-9710. Cinderella Isle Garden Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Trinity United Methodist Church, 2100 Whitehaven Road, Grand Island. The dinner meeting will include a visual review of the club’s past meetings and programs. Advance signup is required. Call Julie Furminger, 833-3899. Forest Stream Garden Club will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in North Presbyterian Church Westminster Hall, North Forest Road, Williamsville. The program is “The Victorian Language of Flowers,” with a presentation and hands-on workshop conducted by Kristy Schmitt from the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens. All welcome. If you have a submission for Garden Notes, please send it to Susan Martin, Garden Notes, Features Department, The Buffalo News, P.O. Box 100, Buffalo, NY 14240. Fax: 849-3445. email: smartin@buffnews.com. All items must be received in writing two weeks prior to publication.

Week 4 Friday Night Lights football Heroes

A name that comes to mind locally is Rocky Senkbeil, who made the move from 8-Man football at Nebraska Christian to a starting slot on the Grand Island senior high defense.  He later played for Nebraska.   Once again, lots of names and units to salute from Week 4.   ***1000 Yard Rusher Alert*** *Austin Stuhr-Heartland (Henderson) - Last week in the Huskies 62-44 win over a good Nebraska Christian team, Stuhr absolutely exploded for 448 yards on 35 carries and hit the end zone eight times.  The 6-0, 180 pound senior had touchdown runs of 47, 48, 3, 40, 29, 48, 50 and 14 yards plus making 18 tackles on defense.   In addition to the 448 yard outburst vs. Nebraska Christian, Stuhr ran for 255 on 25 carries in a 52-28 loss to High Plains, then followed up with 386 yards on 41 touches in a 74-44 win over Giltner.   After 3 games Austin Stuhr has 1,083 yards, 18 touchdowns, 42 tackles, 4 sacks and a fumble recovery on defense.   Stuhr isn’t a Johnny-come-lately either.  A year ago, Austin zipped for 1,511 yards, scored 20 TDs, made 114 tackles, intercepted a pass and blocked 2 field goals.  Check out this stat for Stuhr.   In the past 8 games, spanning 3 this year and the last 5 in 2015, Stuhr has rushed for 2,029 yards and crossed the goal line 31 times.   You may also want to know this.  Last May, Austin Stuhr won the Class D 100 Meters, was 2nd in the 200, losing by a hundredth of a second, was 2nd in the 400, losing by 16 hundredths of a second, and anchored the 400 Meter relay to a 2nd place, losing by only 20 hundredths of a tick.     I still say this kid could start for any Class A team in the state... (Part 1 - Grand Island Independent)

Get a Little Wild with Flowers on National Forests, Grasslands

National Tallgrass Prairie, Illinois):  Woodland wildflowers are in full bloom along the trail, which opens after 1:00 p.m. daily). Late April – June Grand Island National Recreation Area (Hiawatha National ForestMichigan): This area offers a little bit of everything – from forests to shoreline cliffs to beaches to the restored “old farm field,” which features nearly 225,000 native wildflowers. Late May – early June Black River Harbor Area (Ottawa National Forest, Michigan): Catch lovely displays of spring wildflowers, including two-leaf toothworts and trout lily, as well as waterfalls and sandstone rock formations. May –July Dolly Sods (Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia): The heath barrens, mountain laurel, and rhododendron blueberries provide a fantastic floral display. Late June-early July Longhouse National Scenic Byway-State Route 59 (Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania): Take a scenic drive along State Route 59 to catch the state flower Mt. Laurel in full bloom. Please pull over in a safe spot before stopping to take photos. Late June-July Mount Washington (White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire): Rising above all other peaks in the northeast, Mt. Washington is a crown jewel of the forest. The landscape features an amazing array of wildflowers in bloom contrasted against the backdrop of green forests and gray rocks. Late June – early August Pennington Bog (Chippewa National Forest, Minnesota):  See wildflowers such as round-leaved orchids and showy lady slippers at their peak. Late June – August Grand Island National Recreation Area (Hiawatha National Forest, Michigan): This area offers a little bit of everything – from forests to shoreline cliffs to beaches to the restored “old farm field,” which features nearly 225,000 native wildflowers. July Catwillow Monarch Area (Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Wisconsin): Be welcomed by fluttering butterflies when common milkweed is in full bloom. July – August Chittendon Pollinator Gardens (Huron-Manistee National Forest, Michigan): Explore the area’s 26 species of native grasses and wildflowers. More travel and planning ideas are available from the Forest Service’s Celebrating Wildflowers website, which includes a searchable wildflower viewing map. As always, we ask that you enjoy the experience and take pictures, but do not remove vegetation, including wildflowers, from public lands. Almost all wildflowers are fragile and many wilt and perish if disturbed. Where a spring meets a river, the Greer Spring runs into Eleven Point National Scenic River. Photo credit: Kathryn O’Connor Related Posts ... (USDA.gov (blog))

Lucille Brazda

Overland Sand & Gravel located in Stromsburg.  She then moved to Omaha and worked for Omaha Steaks for a period of time before relocating to Grand Island.  Her final years were spent in Aurora where she could be closer to her family. Lucille enjoyed flowers, gardening, quilting, doing word puzzles, playing scrabble, and dancing, especially to Polkas.  She was a saleswoman and loved to sell. She was preceded in death by her children, Linda Runyan, Donnie Runyan and an infant son; siblings, Paul Maret, Annie Linner, Bonnie Runyan and Tommy Maret. Those left to cherish her memory are her two children, Rick (Debbie) Runyan of Clay Center and Kristi (Bob) Eggen of Waterloo; 8 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.  She is also survived by her four sisters, Genny Hastings of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Judy Sonderup of Fullerton, Babe Luthy of Aurora and Peggy Muller of Kentucky and a brother, Kenny Maret of Grand Island.  ... (Aurora News Register)

PROPERTY SALES

Jefferson County clerk’s office Dec. 29, 2015: Town of Watertown: 0.52 acres, 19317 Route 11, Jeremy L. Stepp and Lisa Stepp, Grand Island, sold to Wells Fargo Bank N.A., Des Moines, Iowa $151,596 Village of Theresa: No acreage listed, old Alexandria Road, JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A., Columbus, Ohio, sold to Peter Young, Alexandria Bay $65,000 City of Watertown: No acreage listed, 135 California Ave., Todd Doldo, Watertown, as referee for Sonja L. Thompson, executor of Claude A. Fowler Sr. estate, sold to Nationstar Mortgage LLC doing business as Champion Mortgage Company, Coppell, Texas $70,000 Town of Champion: No acreage listed, Martin Street Road at Jackson Road, Charles D. Madison and Hae Cha Madison, Disputante, Va., sold to Timothy A. Barr and Misty L. Barr, Felts Mills $172,500 Town of Lyme: 0.997 acres, County Road 8 (Millens Bay Road), Fern I. Comins, Chaumont, sold to Katie Korman and Arthur D. Berry, Black River $103,000 Village of Carthage: 0.25 acres, North Clinton Street, Mary Holliday, Carthage, sold to Sara E. West Archer, Carthage $83,500 Town of Watertown: 0.72 acres, Boulder Creek Road, Boulder Ridge Developers Inc., Dayton, Ohio, sold to Timothy J. Dermady and Roann J. Dermady, Sackets Harbor... (WatertownDailyTimes.com)